How it works

From your material
to the right machine.
Without the runaround.

Start with the stators you process, not a catalogue of promises. We help turn your requirements into comparable options, practical checks, and a clear plan for your site.

Tell us what you need Prepare your brief

The process behind
a better equipment decision.

Here’s what we work through together—and what should be clear before you take the next step.

01

Show us what you’re processing.

Send photos of your typical stators and the awkward ones, too. We clarify size range, winding material, preparation, and your target output to define what the equipment actually needs to do.

What we work through
  • Complete motors or already-dismantled stators
  • Cutting, winding extraction, or a combined setup
  • Daily volume, operators, budget, and destination

Next-step output: A practical sourcing brief, with unknowns identified.

02

Compare the details that matter.

We help assess suitable equipment against the same requirements. A headline capacity is only useful when you know the material, preparation, and operator workflow behind it.

What to compare
  • Supported stator dimensions and tooling
  • Cycle sequence, handling, and operator input
  • Power, footprint, guarding, and quoted inclusions

Next-step output: A clearer view of fit, trade-offs, and supplier questions.

03

Resolve the unknowns before ordering.

Ask for evidence on representative material—not just an unloaded cycle. We help surface the technical and commercial details that need supplier confirmation before you commit.

Before you approve
  • Demonstration conditions and performance limits
  • Final configuration, price, and payment terms
  • Lead time, warranty, spares, and support scope

Decision point: Confirm the specification and written terms with the supplier.

04

Get your site ready for the machine.

Delivery is more than a destination address. We help clarify access, utilities, handling, and handover requirements so your team knows what to prepare and who is responsible.

Plan the handover
  • Freight scope, unloading, and access requirements
  • Electrical supply and safe working clearances
  • Documentation, installation, and training arrangements

Next-step output: An agreed delivery and readiness plan. Included services depend on the quotation.

A useful brief.
Not a paperwork exercise.

Gather what you have using this checklist. Missing a measurement or unsure about power? Flag it in your enquiry rather than guessing.

This is a preparation aid, not a submission form. Your selections stay on this page.

Start with what you know

Your enquiry checklist

0 of 5 ready

Tick the details you have available.

You don’t need all five to start a conversation.

Before you
get in touch.

Do I need to know which machine I want?

No. Describe the material you process and the result you want. We can help clarify whether you need cutting, extraction, or both. You can also explore the equipment before starting your enquiry.

Can a single machine handle every stator?

Don’t assume so. Diameter, core length, winding construction, and material preparation affect compatibility. Include your smallest, largest, and most difficult pieces in the brief, and confirm the supported range with the supplier.

How long does sourcing and delivery take?

Timing depends on how clearly the application is defined, equipment availability, configuration, and destination. Ask for a supplier-confirmed lead time and clarify whether it covers production, dispatch, or arrival—not just a single estimated date.

Are installation and training included?

Inclusions vary by supplier and quotation. Confirm unloading, electrical connection, installation, commissioning, training, and after-sales support separately before ordering. Don’t assume a delivered machine includes a ready-to-run installation.

Can you guarantee throughput or copper recovery?

Results depend on your feedstock, preparation, machine configuration, and operators. Validate supplier claims using representative material and agree on demonstration conditions before purchase.

Start with your scrap.
We’ll help define the next step.

A few photos, a size range, and a processing target are enough to start a useful conversation about your equipment needs.

Tell us what you need No complete specification? No problem.